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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LA.eres AND CENTLIII4EIV, THE ELECTION of Six Directors of the East India Company being appointed for Wednesday the lath instant, the favour of yuur Vote and Interest is requested for the following Gentlemen, viz, Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. • • Sir HUG I-I INGLIS, Bart. MANSOIP ' Esq. Sir THOMAS THE O, METCALFE, Bart. GEO. MILLET, Esq. G. W. THELLUSSON, Esq. Which will much oblige, . Ladies and. Gentlemen, Your inost humble Servants, East India House, 4th April, 1809. !oho Inglis - Robert Thornton John Jackson Swenv Toone Charles Mills - Edward Parry Campbell Majoribanks Charles Grant Rich, Chicheley pkivvden William Astell lames Pattison LVilliarn Bensley iplin Roberts jamb Bosanquer Abraham Roharts John Bebb Thom.. ;Reid ohn Alex. Bannerman G. Abercrombie Robinson Joseph Cotter George Smith Win, F. Elphinstone john Travers John -1-ludicstoll. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. La.ntss AND GENTLEMAN, HAVIN G the Honour of being -recommended to you by the .I)ireetors of the East India Company as Candidates for the Diredion, to be chosen this year, we take The liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote on the 6,v of Elation, Wednesday, the tath instant. We are, • Ladies and Gentlemen. Your most obedient and most humble Servants, fIt.ANCIS RARING. HUG INGLIS. 101-IW . MANSIIIP. T. THEOPHI LOS METCALFE. GEORGII, NIILLETT, b. WOOD FO RD• THE CVSSON. East India. House, April 4, 180,9. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. IE COMMtrrEF, for condutiting the RE ELECTION of Mr. TtIhI.LUSSON, beg to assns.: the Proprietors of EAU India Stock, that the utmost exer tions' are now making. for the purpose of printing and distri buting to evety PrOptietor„ the Evidence betere the Com ntittee of the llouse of Commons, respecting the Patronage of Mr. Thellu4soo, 'on which that Committee reported that his Confidence had neemm grossly abused, and exculpating hint trom all Privity or connivance in those transactions; and Mr. Thellusson's Committee have the pleasure of announcing, that tiliS Evidence . , which they trust will be in the possession ut e,very Propritor next Monday, will form the coMpietest Answer to the rash and unfounded conclusions which its de lay It ~s City of London Tavern, April 7, iSc9. LErcER tc. ! lotrg RlLtus tviG RSTEIN, Esq. ' Chairman oE f Me. TH LLUSiON's Committee, City of I„ondott Tavern. • London, 6th April, 1899. i r- I N my arrival in Town this Evening, I Kee; with as touch satistaCtion as 1 am capable of feeling, your Narrie'to an, Address - . In favour of NI r. G. W. 'Mello ssort ; I am therelbre emboldened to trouble you with this Letter, not only rout that circumstance, but as the severe probity of your conduct, and the mercy with which you view the tail. • tugs anthers, will enabl& you best to appreciate the integrity or toy Con,iii , s condaci, and the remorse I til t s nu tent k , at the Situation to whiCh my Offences have reduced . I. shall not enlarge much on my original Misomduel, or Nvlit:ther a hitherto avowed and well-known practice, or. the 'lntentions under which I h ye acted, are eXCLISCS or riot. Ito vv,tcn with no, PUtaic Lnargc, in the kindriess.of Private' I'.ricn I may seek aome consolation from Public Cert. tore. y hot,inet,s, by :this Addresii, is to confirm you M the consideration you have had of my Cousin's 'conduet, and to satisfy you, Sir chat neither directly or indireetly, :did he i,nrtw or participate in any part of the Abutes that have been , conortittd ; that he is noteven guilty of Negligentm, or want . : ordue Precaution, in attending to my RecOmmendation ; a nd as 'the Report of the Committee of the Ildusc of Commons . does not .contain my voluntary Confession, 1 brink it right that you should know in What manner I obtained front my 'Cousin the W ruership he gave me. , 'I he first Bengal Wrttership, that in favour °PM:. Smith, I obtained front him, on the plea of a wish to oblige Mr. ; tttitii, but really with a view to a political advantage, to re. suit to myself alone, in no respect of a pecuniary nattire ; and s , ielt a 'treaty war actually commenced, although, on its tin. I accevitql retriOution in Money. 'I I c s,.ctind Bengal Writership t obtained unequivoCally on the representation that I wanted to oblige toy old friend, Sir W. lau,c 'antes, and SO it stands in the Papers of the East Incite Company, The Madras ‘Vritership I obtained ,`in' consequence of obliging a Friend, of Mr, G. T with a Situation in Ceylon, Itich was resigned by the Person woo held it at my reitost. I am to state, that in all and every , mstance, Mr. G. Thel- IC:.S011 was p.srticularly inquO.ttive as to the qualities of the t , eqsons 14401411046 i ; and they have all unitormly proved to hi, holm twin Intelligence, Cooneition Talent, and Ettn cati in, ourh as were eminently cptalitild for. the situations that. they hPed ; and one of ti.em at i c i is t has; on these ac counts, eren recommended by his Superiors to - the•particular atierawn of time iiineOtirs. 'I ins staietneht, Sir, l Aln willing, if necessary, to verify upon oath, awn h can and solemnity to the talcum assurance 1 give you ;'and I trust, Sir, that in whatever light my con.. doe) may ho viewed, 1 nig yet rank with those, who, though - they tray twill:We the virtue to abstain tight bad-ac t;, o.s, !lave yet too much pride to therm by a false. t. vardb others, Sit, Mr. G, 'fliellusson might ) . 11.ve ajz r ,t, ;1.,r 5 : emiticin ; Y,c might ttaVl:St:Mitnavd 2nore clot:ply-their ITIOtIVCSi towards one, who stood in the /War r,:i:4ltrin that 1 ctid , the Companion from his Youth, the fiend of hie, mist confidential th , inents, the adopted Son of leis Lailler, a Pasch whose Situation m hose Friend ship and Ctnineatons, placed loin above such arnination Must have appeared as superfluous us It would ;lave bern tiegt:4dinc; and offetisive. Excts;.e., me, Sir, it in what ; have ik•ritteit, I have adopted expressions , —selicited n , pity ; I have been spy my own Lot:duct ly as it [dates to him; I have 14,n ,:tv„ii;::;vuilting' to itulity a rrson l cuneeiveand !wow to be okbi; injured--what ate my feelings; my Unhappiness, anyi my remorse, ,t.sceitig this c. fl:ct of Hiymiscontinct, are only r, i.e ittisiginc.,l by !11),ie sync) see, like me, their ohenc,,,, punished, nut cat Wit on the persch whoac con pat:lite they have Atitif.ed. 1 mina also add, that 'a ,;sore of justice alone diaates, this Litter. The lioaility i)ett..vixt 111 r: G . Thellusson and niy.. Self, previous to the diselositre of the , ,e tratissdions; 'was ouch. at no eiteunistattLes could easily futve healed, and Mkt', these. are not 'likely to conet hate. I beg, Sir, that no feeling towards me may induce you to Sup p ress this Leiter; shame Macy' be ii y portion, hut your kittilite4 towa: , L my Cuusiu may yet 4:4VC toe same remorse. . , Thk Da) teas pUhliShetit 1 5 , : j i p r i n ted, ptma 3s . od, bound, aljowance of the 25th Book . of REAL LIFE an d BU SI N adapted to the pra&tical Use of Schooisl In .cltt<liny; a C011114ett: itefripation ()fall the Tables of Weights ,ay i Nivasuics ; the Clic:illation or Annuities, LedsCi a F.stahts, et, St , ,Lks, riumertih:i' Examples undtr tv r Rik thin arc u, he' low (I in any other Book of this By JOyeg, t: t ut fititic .Icc, =mot / Ilriti6hErnpirentust recoiled tthd to witearit iti the lirattice of. ArithrOliC, 4,x61:1: fits idt'school :i4 ,brat et,terui intb the commerce Afille;:t);4itlt;) how little }IL hart learnt-which was Strictly 2,3lTkit‘; 4 l )l t() ri tI trati:};ot.ti . f.ms, The ppe'Sl•4ll:Sysit In of A rich. fettcis 111 lid pruk,cssots,:titis con ., 411*,(40 prevaiiiirg 01.A.atitICs fer LiteeXer c.,,j 01 t hi t , Art. - 'L very biamit :Gf track arid niatiu.. llets,n-st:,kiliJti,j)- 'consulted ui ern.' new cvemphil. , 14licyulat - fit..6 of I:ighto inlet MCA:AtiCSi t:Vciy lit other t)k)oki of Arithmetic IiAS 1. ati:Vcsrutithhig b . ::en:iteroLtuez.-d 11141 iS :!* 4 - :.; 1. , :„ No. 6, Etidge-strmt, Inack- To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LAPIES AND CENTL.LMCN, HE great public principle on which I bare been 1. induced to hope 1/* your Support, in the arduous con test in ‘vhieli I am engaged, being, 'I trust, fully understood, I should have waited in respeCtful silenee fOr your decision on a point - so essential to your Interests, and at the same time so iniportant to myself ; but I cannot delay to ex press my gratitude far the almost unexampled and, span. taneous promises of Support which I have received through. out my 'canvass, which are such as to give me - very con. fitlent hopes as to the result. I regret as much as any man that this Contest should have been delayed, until within one week of the Election, but I hope - it cannot be imputed to me, when it is recolleded that I waited in deference to your Court of Direelors, and in expeeta. tion of their usual:recommendation (which, under the pre. tent peculiar circumstances, was I .oked to with much anxte. ty) until. the very last moment prescribed by your bye. laws foi candidates to declare themselves, and alter which the Proprietors could have had no choice at the present - elec. tion ; and it is, besides, highly ,detrimental to my interest, inasmuch as it prevents the accomplishment of my earnest • wish, personally to explain my motives to every individual Proprietor. My pretensions fora Seat in the Diredion having already received the 'approbation of more than one thousand Pro— prietors, I trust it is only necessary for me to repeat my as. surances that ant elected you shall find me attiligent and conscientious Servant, I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, ROBERT WILLIAMS. King's Head, Poultry, April 7, ES: , 9. • COMMITTEE ROOM, KIN'G'S BEAD, POULTRY. April 7, 1809. AREPORT baying been indUstriousty circulated that Ca pt. W.' MS did tit intend to procdett to the 13adlot on Wpdoe s day next, the Con - hint tee for cenduaing that Gentleman's Vlection, assures the Proprietors ur, East India Stock;. that such a KeNrt is totally groundless. The generous Support 112 has received leaves the Couttnittee no room to doubt of Captain W.'s success, The Committee sits every d at the .Kin4's I lead, where every comniunication will be tbatiLfully.re,.eived. . , . 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A report was strongly prevalent this morning that the KING of SWEDEN had been delivered from confinement, and restored to the possession of regal authority. This event, it is said, was accomplished by General 'LOLL, and a large body of Dalecar bans ; and that, in consequence, the Duke of Su , DEILMANIA., had. thought proper to retreat to Fin land, and place hi mbe lf under the protection of Russia. , Government have not received any intelligence of this nature, and therefore we know not to what de gree of confidetwe it is entitled. The last accounb from Sweden were of the 28th Toe late-Decree of the Dutch Government, afrords an additional proof, if any were wanting, of the wisdom and efficacy of that measure of 'file British Government, against which the Opposition haVe been most systematic in their attacks : we mean the Orders in Council. By our persevvrance in that siieasure, we have defeated the open enmity of 800- NAPARTS, and the secret hostility of America. 800- NAPARTE is compelled to open the Ports of Holland, and the American Government is now feeling the .consequences of the unfairness of its condud to this Country; unwilling to take off the Embargo, yet afraid to persist in it, and unable to enforce it, and assailed on every side by the clamours and menaces of the People of America. We trust that the British Government will persist in a - measure which has already produced such good consequences, until we have taught BUONAPARTE that he cannot place the British Islands in a state of Blockade, and until we have convinced Neutrals (to use the Wards of Lord Howrcx), that " if they have rights to maintain, they have duties to:perform," and that they must not rigidly claim all the bienetits belonging w neutrality from one Belligerent, in order that they may give more elleOual' assistance to the other. Yesterday mottling, bis MAJESTY, and Princess AUGUSTA', itccompatlied by Generals SPENCER, GWYNNS, Cud FITiROY, COI.' PAYI:O4, .►l►d loacry THYNNE, rode in Windsor Great Park till bag past twelve o'clock. Their MAJesTIEs and thtil PRINCESSES will come to town on Tpesday next, and on Wednesday his MAJESTY will hold . a Levee, and Council at the Queen's House, and op Thursday her MAJESTY will hold a Draming 7 rOcD at St..lamesis Palace.' On Thotsday inerninithOPolte of Yoart• arrived at. Windsor, tiornOatiands, on a visit to their Ma... JESTIES, and will remain till this day. The Du chess was "also expected, but is indisposed with a violent cold. Soon after, the Duke rode on horse 'back, with his MAJESTY, the DUke of CAMBRIDGE, and . PllUCesi AUGUSTA, accompanied by. Lord AR DEN; -Lady TBYNNE, Generals SVENCER, GWYNNE, FITZROY,' and MANNRits ; 'COWIE MUNSTER, and Colonel TAYLOR. The latcq accounts from Spain continue to coun tenance the hope, that in every quarter ot the Peninsula, not only is the determination .fixed upon to resist the Enemy at every point but that the most 'effeeltial means ot precaution have been adopted to give effect to that determinatien. Letters from Ali cantrepresent the influence and operation of tliis pa. triotic spirit, as producing the most beneficial el fetts.—A, new Citadel has been construeled for the .defence of the town, and three thousand militia.men now employed on these works, are hereafter to fOrm a part ot the garrison of the place. Ttioie only want is that of arms, and the inhabitants are satisfied, that as soon as it is known to the . British Government, that want will be immediately supplied. The mai nland of Alicant is entrusted to a Nobleman, Count Haamose, in whom the inhabitants repose the utmost confidetiee. The most spirited efforts are making throughout the Kindoin of Valencia and the city . of seems determined to emulate the glorious example of Saragossa. On the authority of the French Papers k has been asserted iit most of our English Daily Publi canuns that the Mitrquis' 1)a LA ROMANA, with his Whole army had been defeated on th e t ront i ers o f Portugal, when 5000 Spaniards were said to have been slain on tba field of battle. We are happy,to be enabled to contradi6 this statement. The truth is, that at the time when the action was supposed to have ooeurred, the gallant Marquis. was on his march to relieve his countrymen in Gallicia, and yCS terday fortnight the division of his forces the nearest to Portugal ,wati at least . 120 miles distant &gin the place assigned for the conflitl. Theannexed letter was written on the e4l h 'ult. to a Gentleman then on board the Bonne" Ciluyinhe, in attendance off the Bay of Gijon, and Which arrived here after a short passage of five days. It states the divisions pi which . General ilomat4a's army consisted, their (iiurtert, and the success with which their - operations had beep attended. . " Don Panto ZULAIRER has this moment re= ceived a letter from his brother the (faker in 'Oviedo, informing him that last night artived therea Captain of LA ROMANA'S army, a division of which would liai ( List night Cangas de Finey' anothe.r of 18,000 men at yittafratica 4el liierro, and the last of said army was lett at I,uri, or neifr it, where it had in tercepted the Whoie plodder which the , enetay we c 4 retiring WO. The retreat of that French from that province`4;ains NAVAL N E VV , S. PLYNtouTri, APRIL 6.—Arrived the SUM/Sey, CHAP MAN, from Dundalk; and the Mary, SrocKs, from Cork, both laden with provisicns for this Port; the French Xebeck La. Julia, laden with sundries, from Marseilles, bound to France, last'from Ireland, captured in the Bay of ROSJS, by the &pet lease Fri gate, Captain Lord CoctlaaNit ; the. French Ship La Nynaphe, laden with provisions, brandy, wine, and SailelciA, froM Nanti, bound to the Isle pt France, captured by the Indtlatigat k Frigate, Cep- taro Rolm, and Foxhound Sloop of War, Captain GREENE; ,the American Ship Powhatan, W LIAMi, Master, from London, bound to Teneritie, in ballast, • Sailed the Alert Sloop of War, Captain WIL LIAMS, to the eastward ; Swallow Sloop . of War, Captain Alturett, for . Guernsey ; and the Sandwich_ Lugger to the Westward. Also the SprigAtly Cut ter, with a convoy to the Eastward; Pheasant Sloop of War, Captain PALMER, to the 'Westward; and two Transports, wit :1 Trt,ops ou bond, for Guern. se). Passed up Channel a Fleet of Vessels, consisting of about 100 Sail, under convoy of two Frigates and a Schooner. PORTSMOUTH. &PRI!. 7.---Arrii , ed Majesty's Ship Elder from Plymouth; sand the Prosierous ---, from London. Sailed the swan, COnpneice, Osprey, John, Charl ton, Emulation, Mary, Betsey, Falcon, IMion, Con cord, and Maria, under convoy of His Majesty's hils Cornet, for Newfoundland ; also His Majesty's : Ship iillpdian with dispatches for the West Indies and. Halifax. His Majesty's Ship Frederickstein is expetled to sail in the morning with a Fleet of Transports for Lisbon. ISLANDS OF SCILLY, APRIL 3.—Came in Majesty's Sloop Swallow from a cruize; the Enter firis-e from Newport, MARTIN Master, With iron, bound to London; John and Bets 4, HOWARD Mas ter, from .Liverpool, with salt, bound to London; Margaret Gilhot, prize to the Minerva Frigate, and several Coasters, names unknown, detained by on" trary winds. • ........—.. .. . FittMUTH, APRIL s.—His Majesty's Ship Atm' gicienne and the 'Transports, having on borci the 16th Light Dragoons, sailed early this morning, but returned about two p, an : on account of contrary winds ; but it haying since come to the northward , they will sail again early to-Morrow morning. SIIEEnNESS,:APAIL 7 ,s„i: c d i i i i AluiestY's Ships Nemesis and Onyx. Came down. from Chatham, and anc horeci , at the Great Nom, s Africa ano ia" , . Came down the River Thames, and ancherid at -the wore, his Majesty's Ships Mermaid and V esuvius Bomb. 1118 Majesty's Shi .P .S third. The Con.stant and , Heart yGun-larigs , Were paid op to six months. . • • • , I DEAL, APRIL-7.—Arrived the Badger and Ari el Stoops or War from Purfiroonth •' also, the d uly, of 64 guns; from Portsmouth , and/Jailed through far i Yarmouth to join the Baltic Squadron and Thun• 1 derer Bomb from the Nore. . Sailed the 7'hunderer. Bomb, and Fearless Go t brig for Portsmouth ; Ariel Sloop of War for Yon. mouth ; and Dover Castle East India Ship for Purtsf,. mouth. Arrived the Marquis Wellesley East India Sbi • from the River. Caatt;, APRIL 3.. --Sailed his Maje s ty's Sloop acorpion, oTA.NPRLI, charged with dis pa►ches for Halifax; trom thence she is to proceed to the West Indies. She was appointed Convoy Ship for the West India trade. A Frigate is to supply her place. Thisday sailed his Majesty's Ship Aymphe, CJP ! . the Hon., JOCELYNB PERCY, -ttld hi% AlieStY Sloop Goshqwk, Captain INNrs, with the Trade an d transports, bound - up , channel, amounting to 6 0 sail and arrived his Majesty's Ship 4telle, Car* last, from Plymouth. The Right Hon. the CHIRP BARON yeiter4lai town for his .seat in the county of Limerick. Til t " concluding business of the County Assizes devolves upon Baron GEORGO. IN DT HousE.--Yesterday t .a Court of D ir,a , s , . was held, when the utnimilenti on ed ‘vcrf- Henry Addington, Capt. Kirk thus stationed,and timed, to be afloat the i4thof April, salt tu Clan:sold the path, ftal there 3o days, and bo in the DOWOS the 6tlt of lane* for Charlton, Capt. Wood w itn,tiont Capt. Stewart, Madeira and Bengal. Lady` Lusitingt i on Sarah Chritiana, Capt. Mackestm Crowder; Sir Willia , ra-Pultency 'Capt. Christopher: O• Ben g al n i • 4 'et. .thnon, Capt.. Caidard ; Noritunipton ,C ?Pi• patriLk, for IWO diVti; Sanders, lot Mr . uleira and Bombay ; to be afloat tac ”tr April, sad to Gravesend the t4tll of May, stay there 30 " a)4l The Court adjourned at six o'clock' and be in the Downs the gth of lune. till Mond 2 y next. It is a favourable indication with:respeet to tlc affairs of Sweden; that the cow/6y for Gottenbu T P sailed froth Pirismouth,. the tiny-before vesterd3) • to g° The t 2th Light Dragoons are' inunzLii3tely L 1 on active service, -anti have,' in consequence, taw' Over their ;:tged horses, to the number of 19 0 , (0 tha 20th Light Dragoons. Captain SANDoN is not again to join the Writcr'il corps, but is immediately to oe placed on halt - i' 3 Y . Several Papers have iiiduind in speculations. on the proposed amount of the, Loan Itir the po' sel l . year, and the manner in' which it is it) he ra ,,, i ‘A r hare g9od authotitY for s3ving, c.cfe not the least ground for belief in such , ; , 'illka ti " )4 . l '._ Neither the amount of the Loan, our tiii; fund to i; is to bo bid for, has yet beeu hint (4 At W the Chancqlor aux Excileauer,